This Kubernetes course provides a structured introduction to building and managing a Kubernetes cluster from scratch. It is designed for beginners who want to understand how Kubernetes works in real environments and gradually move toward advanced cluster operations.
The course starts with an introduction to Kubernetes, explaining its purpose as a container orchestration platform and why it is widely used in modern DevOps and cloud-native systems.
Next, it focuses on environment setup, where learners prepare the infrastructure required to run Kubernetes. This includes configuring the system and understanding prerequisites for cluster installation.
A key part of the course is setting up the Kubernetes master node and worker nodes. Learners gain hands-on understanding of how the control plane manages the cluster and how worker nodes execute workloads.
The course then introduces pod deployment using both CLI-based and manifest-based approaches. This helps learners understand how applications are created and managed inside Kubernetes clusters.
It also covers replication concepts, including replication controllers, which ensure high availability and scalability of applications by maintaining desired pod counts.
By the end of this course, learners will understand how to set up a basic Kubernetes cluster, deploy applications, and manage scalability. This foundation prepares them for more advanced topics such as deployments, services, networking,
